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I wonder if I'm missing something, what is the correct way to have the night mode programmed for all day Saturday and Sunday? When I moved the slider bar on the screen in Port Service-->Time Frame, it still leaves a minute where the system will be in day service. While this isn't a huge problem, I wonder if I am doing it wrong.
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I don't know why you wouldn't use pbx control
and forget about the clock that is in the voicemail?
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True, in the past they have put the phones in night mode during the day, when office personel were out, and have the loud bell in the shop ring. A lunch mode setting should fix that issue.
However I guess my observation about 1 minute of day mode is correct then?
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when I did it it said 23:57
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Just set the slider to 12:00am and 12:01 Its only one minute and how many people are calling at that hour anyway
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